Tag Archives: Inspiration

Changing Career And Starting Over — 25 Tips To Make A Successful Career Change

Posted on 14 May 2018 by journeytoleadershipblog

Sometimes, we are stuck in a career that we hate or that no longer fulfills us. Other times, the commute is too long, we make long studies to end up in a career that requires too much sacrifice, that doesn’t fit … Continue reading →

Posted in Journey To Leadership | Tagged Career Advice, Career Change, Character Development, Core Values, Failure, Goal Oriented, Goal Setting, Inspiration, Management, Motivation, Performance, Purpose, Starting Over, Success, Vision | Leave a comment

The Importance Of Resilience In Leadership

Posted on 7 May 2018 by journeytoleadershipblog

Adversity comes from various sources at work: people, change, rumors, lies, conflicts, differences in values or beliefs, decisions taken beyond your control. When feeling challenged or blocked, people react in different manner (passivity, hopelessness, anger, blame shifting, avoidance, etc …). Hoping … Continue reading →

Posted in Journey To Leadership | Tagged Challenges, Character Development, Company Culture, Confidence, Encouragement, Failure, How resilient Leaders Approach Life, Innovation, Inspiration, Knowledge, Leadership, Performance, Purpose, Resilience, Self-awareness, Self-development, Stress Relief, Stress Triggers, Success, Team Building, Team Cohesion, Team Success, Vision, Workplace Mistakes | Leave a comment

Goal Setting & The 80/20 Principle — 18 Ways To Apply This Principle And Change Your Life

Posted on 30 April 2018 by journeytoleadershipblog

Strangely, this week, I found myself explaining the 80/20 principle to everyone I know. Though this principle is well-known by leaders, it is rarely applied. Leaders around the globe get flooded with information, sometimes more than they can handle. However, … Continue reading →

Posted in Journey To Leadership | Tagged 80/20 Principle, Confidence, Goal Oriented, Goal Setting, Health, Inspiration, Job, Knowledge, Leadership, Motivation, Pareto Principle, Performance, Performance Under Pressure, Principles, Purpose, Self-awareness, Self-development, Success | 3 Comments

Richard Koch

Posted on 30 April 2018 by journeytoleadershipblog

Richard Koch is a consultant, business man and author of The 80/20 Principle The secret of achieving more with less.

Posted in Author | Tagged 80/20 Principle, Career Advice, Creativity, Inspiration, Job satisfaction, Leadership, Management, Motivation, Pareto Principle, Principle of Imbalance, Principle of Least Effort, Purpose, Strengths and Weaknesses | 1 Comment

The Importance Of Motivational Leadership

Posted on 23 April 2018 by journeytoleadershipblog

Most uninspired leaders use money or fear in the workplace to motivate people, to force them to obey and do their jobs. Though these leaders reach their monthly goals, they lose the loyalty and respect of their employees. On the … Continue reading →

Posted in Journey To Leadership | Tagged Discipline, Innovation, Inspiration, Leadership, Leadership Development, Leadership skills, Leadership Style, Motivation, Self-awareness, Self-development, Self-discipline, Self-Esteem, Self-respect, Servant Leadership | 3 Comments

Daniel Coyle

Posted on 16 April 2018 by journeytoleadershipblog

Daniel Coyle is a contributing editor for Outside magazine. Daniel Coyle is the New York Times bestselling author of The Talent Code.

Posted in Author | Tagged Ambition, Deep practice, Emotional Intelligence, Ignition, Inspiration, Leadership, Leadership Competencies, Leadership Development, Leadership skills, Motivation, Myelin model, Positive Emotions, Purpose, Talent, Talent coach, Talent hot beds, Teacher, The Talent code, Themes of Talent | 1 Comment

Identifying And Correcting Leadership Mistakes In The Workplace

Posted on 19 March 2018 by journeytoleadershipblog

Mistakes?! Everybody makes them but not everyone knows how to handle them. Mistakes are most often seen in a negative light but it shows you what you are made of, that you need to redirect your career, that you need … Continue reading →

Posted in Journey To Leadership | Tagged Achievements, Authenticity, Correcting Leadership Mistakes, Essentialism, Failure, Identifying Leadership Mistakes, Inspiration, Knowledge, Leadership, Leadership Development, Leadership skills, Leadership Style, Management, Millennials, Motivation, Networking, Performance, Purpose, Self-development, Success, Transparency, Truth, Vision, Workplace Mistakes | Leave a comment

Donald Gibson

Posted on 5 March 2018 by journeytoleadershipblog

Donald Gibson is a professor of Management and the former former Dean of the Charles F. Dolan School of Business, Connecticut. Dolan Gibso is also the co-author of Managing Anger In The Workplace.